Can I pack a Canon T2i w/ 24-105 attached? Remove dividers and put a canon 70-200mm f4 down side. 70-200 is 8 in long. Dont want to attach 70-200.
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hi,as per the manufacturers specs. it will holdHardware Capacity: 1 DSLR with 80-200mm f/2.8 lens attached plus 1-3 additional lenses or flash units, 1 tripod, multiple cables, memory cards, manuals and other digital accessories.
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Shaun,The Canon 5D with the the 24-105 mm attached is 7 inches long and takes up all the available space in the center of the compartment. J B
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According to Canon, the 24-70 II has an 82mm filter size so it should fit. However, this is a fairly thick filter in that it uses two polarizers stacked so you may get vignetting at 24mm. I bought the 82mm with a step-down ring to use on my 77mm lenses for this reason.
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Yes - the lens is 24-105. The T4i is a cropped sensor so the effective focal length is around 38-168mm. It is a great "every day" lens - good value and superb quality. Just bear in mind that it wont give as wide angle coverage as it would on a full frame camera. Also look closely at the Sigma 25-105 - reviews say that this is a better lens but it doesn't have the weather proofing that the Canon lens does
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I don't think this'll be long enough for your lens, though I don't have a 70-200 f/4 to check. I have a 28-300mm which is listed as 4.5" long and only has a little room to spare (height-wise). The 70-200mm is listed as 7" long, and I don't see how another 2.5" would fit. An alternative may be: http://www.amazon.com/Tamrac-M-A-S-Medium-Lens-Black/dp/B00009UTQL/ref=pd_bxgy_p_text_y I bought the Large for my lens (which is a perfect fit, without any attachments), and the Extra Large may be a good option for you.
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Should fit - as t2i is APC sized sensor - made for EF-S lenses. This lens will not fit a Canon full frame camera. Not sure if it ever came as a kit lens. If lens description says "comes in a white box" - then yes - it was/is a "kit" lens. Effective focal length will be - 36-270 zoom. Good luck --
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Well, I don't know because I don't have those equipment. I have a D7000 with a 18-105 kit lens attached, a 70-300, A 35mm and a SB-700 in it's case, all inside the bag. I think the 18-200 is the same size as the 18-108, so I don't think you'll have a problem fitting it there. The bag is pretty big.Hope it helps.
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Yes, it will fit the Canon 70D w/24-105mm lens. Just simply reverse the hood on the lens for a great fit. I also store an additional battery in the zipper net located within the bag. It's actually perfect for light transport of many DSLR cameras and a extended lens.
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I have no idea. I have a T2i - with a lens that measures 2 3/4" the overall camera measures 6 1/2" deep and has about 2" left over at the top of the case. Hope this helps. BTW - I really like the case. I carry it horseback and it has worked great!!
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Agreed with Tech Guy. 24mm on a crop (effectively 40mm) is just not wide enough for a general walk-around lens.That said, I do wish that Canon would have made the 15-85 a constant aperture lens like the 24-105 f/4L.
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I have a Canon body and a 24-135mm and a 75-300mm which fit perfectly if you fold down or remove one of the Velcro compartment dividers. Not much room for anything other than small stuff, extra lens caps, etc., but perfect for the camera and two lenses.
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Great bag, but kind of small...I have a canon 70d with attached 18-135 in mine, with a little extra room for accessories. An attached zoom would fit, but probably would not leave much extra room. It's really good for everyday carry, but if you need a lot of equipment, check on a bigger bag.
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I have the base t3, which AFIAK is has an almost identically sized body. The standard cheapo Canon regular lens fit within the case with room to spare. When I upgraded to a Sigma 17-70mm which is about a half inch longer, it still fit within the case perfectly fine. Just a bit more snug which honestly I prefer so it doesn't jolt about. It's a solid holster to get started with; I've taken mine hiking and it's held together very well.
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As Matt said there is no "right" lens. If this is in addition to the kit lens I would get the F 2.8 70/200 just because the kit lens gives a wide range close in. If you are getting a body only and purchasing two lenses, I would get the 24/70 followed with something tailored to your primary subject matter.
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I have a 7D (and formerly a 50D) with a 70-200 f/2.8L II IS mounted to it in the center of the pack and there's still room for a 24-105 at the bottom. When the pack is laying flat the body/lens is sitting base down, and the extra lens is sitting on its lens cap. Maybe that's what the other reviewer meant? I just have to rotate the tripod ring 180 degrees so the foot is on the top of the lens when stored in the bag. You MIGHT squeeze a 60D with grip in there like that. I leave Manfrotto Rapid Connect plates on each of my bodies (and the tripod ring of the 70-200), which adds a little extra height to them. I tried my 5DII with grip in one of the side pockets and it is slightly too tall, even without the Manfrotto plate attached, so I leave the grip in a box in the trunk of my car until I need to attach it to the body for a shoot. I don't have a grip for the 50D which I recently upgraded with the 7D, and haven't tried the grip for the 7D to see if it will fit in the bag. I also carry a 430EXII, a 28-135 (Don't ask me why, it rarely gets used), a Tamron 17-50 f/2.8 (great lens on the crop bodies), a 50 f/1.4, an extra bodycap/rear lens cap set and a "rocket" type blower in the main compartment. There's plenty of room in the other pockets for batteries, CF cards, spare lens caps, cleaning supplies, etc. I've had mine almost two years and it is still in great shape. I've been VERY pleased with it.
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Hi Guy-I have a Cannon Rebel T3 and it fits fine. I am not sure about a T2i. I did find that the bulk of the lens caused a shadow on the floor at the bottom of the photo when I used the built-in flash on the camera. I ended up buying a Speedlite 460 EX Flash and the shadow issue is solved.
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Yes! I have a T2i and it fits great. I don't think it ever came as a kit--but it is made to fit the body. It is a little bit heavier than the kit lens that your friend has, but it is much more versatile for, say, vacation photos where you might need a variety of shots in a quick period of time that turn out pretty good. I'm happy with it--a lot of people will get into the technical stuff about it, and they're right, but for your average person on a vacation (for example) looking for a lot of versatility in just one lens, this one is a winner!